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Old 10-22-2010, 12:10 AM   #1
rjn72
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454 tbi flooding

My 87 v3500 developed an exhaust leak, when the weld broke lol. I dropped it off to have the tires balanced and when I picked it up it won't hardly run. It is flooding, bad. It was running a little rich, but it was still running ok. What would make a tbi setup flood like this. A carburetor has a float, but tbi is foreign to me. I have since welded the exhaust up but that has had no effect. I took the injectors apart and cleaned them with no change. Any suggestions are greatly appreciated.
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